Case Study
Queensland Tissue Products reduces the running costs for storage systems by adopting hyperconvergence with StarWind Virtual SAN (VSAN)
Queensland Tissue Products reduces the running costs for storage systems by adopting hyperconvergence with StarWind Virtual SAN (VSAN)
Queensland Tissue Products, part of ABC Tissue Products and a leading Australian manufacturer of tissue and paper products, sought to reduce storage infrastructure costs while improving reliability. Before implementing StarWind Virtual SAN (VSAN), the company operated on a single physical Dell server, creating limitations in redundancy, scalability, and business continuity. To address these challenges, Queensland Tissue Products adopted a hyperconverged infrastructure powered by StarWind VSAN, enabling shared storage with built-in redundancy and high availability. The solution eliminated the need for separate storage systems, reduced hardware requirements, and simplified infrastructure management. As a result, the company lowered the ongoing costs of storage and redundancy, improved system
